In this direction, Enfotek, which made its first studies with Pamukkale University (PAU), Ege University and Dokuz Eylul University (DEU), and Uludag University, finally agreed with Istanbul Technical University (ITU).

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Enfotek A.Ş. continues its cooperation with universities for the professional use and dissemination of ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) Solutions and Applications. In this direction, Enfotek, which made its first studies with Pamukkale University (PAU), Ege University and Dokuz Eylul University (DEU), and Uludag University, finally agreed with Istanbul Technical University (ITU). As a result of the meetings, a series of courses will be given to the senior students of ITU Textile Engineering Faculty, as in other universities. Meetings will be held at the end of November regarding the content of the courses.

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At the meeting held at ITU, Dean Prof. Omer Berk Berkalp, Dr. Faculty Members Canan Sarıcan, Selin Hanife Eryürük, Nazan Okur, Enfotek General Manager Tuğrul Tamtürk and Enfotek Istanbul Representative Samet Kırcalı attended. Enfotek General Manager Tuğrul Tamtürk, who stated that they are very pleased with the successive agreements with Turkey's deep-rooted education centers, said: “We made our first studies with Pamukkale University. This was followed by Ege University, Dokuz Eylul University and Uludag University, respectively. Now we have made an agreement with ITU by landing to Istanbul.” “It is very exciting for us to have the opportunity to explain our 100% domestic and national software to the young people here,” said Tamtürk, and continued: “Turkey wins in cooperation between universities and industry. These ties should be strengthened even more. It will be a great advantage for students to learn ERP, which is one of the needs of the age, in order to be successful in their professional life, before they start working at the university. Preliminary work for the courses has begun. Congratulations. I would like to thank our universities and our valuable professors.”

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